Category Archives: CTLR

Summer Research Symposium

Thank you to the many Middlebury employees, from all areas of campus, who make the Summer Research Program possible. For over 40 years, students have spent the summer learning with faculty mentors through research projects, experiencing both their college and academic field in a new way.

Come say hello and grab a refreshment as the students speak about their projects at the Summer Research Symposium on Thursday, August 4 from 2-4 pm in the MBH Great Hall.

Contact Undergraduate Research in the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Research with questions.

Spring Student Symposium Update: Application Deadline 3/2

Faculty and Staff: Please encourage your students to apply. Encouragement from a faculty or staff member is the largest reason students chose to participate in the Spring Student Symposium! Students from all four years and all departments and programs are invited to apply.

The application deadline is Thursday, March 2, 2017. For more information and the online application, see the Undergraduate Research website at http://go.middlebury.edu/sym.

Research in a class, independently, or through an internship; the experience of producing a creative work; or another academic project that lends itself to a display, a poster or oral presentation, are all eligible for the symposium. Both individual and class presentations are welcome. Student’s applications must include a project description (200 words) that has been approved by a faculty or staff sponsor. Final abstract revisions are due 3/20.

The 2017 Spring Student Symposium will take place all day Friday, April 21 in McCardell Bicentennial Hall with presentations of student work across the disciplines.

Join us for our 11th year of celebrating the academic and creative endeavors of Middlebury students!

The Spring Student Symposium Planning Committee

“The Student Symposium was one of my favorite days of the year. Presenting my work was very rewarding, but the day was great because of the quality of everyone’s work and presentation. Students at Middlebury work hard, and the Symposium is an amazing way to celebrate achievements and also gain essential presentation skills.”– Symposium Participant

Academic Roundtables

ctlr-bannerMark your calendars for these upcoming events:

Envisioning Learning Spaces

Tuesday, October 11, 2016 – 12:15 – 1:30 pm – LIB 105A


Envisioning Undergraduate Research

Tuesday, November 8, 2016 – 12:15-1:30 pm – Library CTLR Suite


Envisioning the Library

Tuesday, December 13, 2016 – 12:15-1:30 pm – Library 105A


LUNCH PROVIDED FOR THOSE WHO RSVP

Sponsored by the Center for Teaching, Learning and Research and the Library

CTLR Staffing Announcement

ctlr-bannerThe Center for Teaching, Learning & Research would like to share a number of staffing updates. First, Jennifer Bates, previously a professional writing tutor, is now working full-time during the fall and spring semesters as a Learning Resources Specialist and Professional Writing Tutor.  Second, Kristy Golubiewski-Davis is the Digital Liberal Arts Initiative’s new postdoctoral fellow.  Kristy joins us after having studied at the University of Minnesota.  And Diane DeBella, who has recently relocated to Vermont, is now working with students as a professional writing tutor and as the supervisor of foreign language tutor.  She will also be developing our multi-lingual writing center.

2016 Summer Research Symposium

Summer Research Symposium
Thursday, July 28 at 2 pm
McCardell Bicentennial Great Hall

More than 130 Middlebury students across the disciplines are engaged in faculty mentored research projects on campus this summer as research assistants. The entire Middlebury Community is invited to a sampling of projects through poster presentations in the MBH Great Hall. Refreshments available. More information available at go/summer.

2014 Spring Student Symposium- Application Deadline Feb 28

web_graphicJoin us in celebrating the diversity of a Middlebury education! The Spring Student Symposium will begin in the Mahaney Center for the Arts on Thursday night, April 10 with a keynote talk by Vendela Vida ‘93 and student presentations. It will continue all day Friday, April 11, 2014 with activities in McCardell Bicentennial Hall and MCA.

Students from all four years and in all departments and programs can participate. If they have done research in a class, independently, or through an internship; or can read, show, or perform a creative work; or have a project to present in a poster or oral format, please encourage them to apply to present their academic work. The deadline is February 28, 2014.

More information and the application are available at the Undergraduate Research website at http://go.middlebury.edu/sym.

Please remember classes are not held on Friday, April 11th. Please refrain from scheduling any academic or co-curricular events on the evening of Thursday the 10th or during the day and evening of Friday the 11th. This time is reserved for the Spring Student Symposium.